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June 23 is #InternationalWomeninEngineeringDay! At Dillon, we celebrate our women engineers and engineers-in-training who work across the country. We recognize all of these amazing women whose expertise expands possibilities, challenges the status quo, and provides inspiration to others. Click the link below to read more about what International Women in Engineering Day means to a few of our women engineers. #DillonConsulting #MyDillon #InclusivenessandDiversity #WomeninEngineering 

It feels great being recognized for my work in the engineering field.

As we celebrate International Women in Engineering Day, we are reminded of the outstanding achievements of women engineers around the world and of the importance of diversity and inclusion in the engineering field. We asked Brittany Argueta, a Process Development Engineer for Harland, what being a woman in engineering means to her: "Being a woman in engineering means breaking barriers and paving the way for future generations. My advice to aspiring women engineers is to stay curious, persevere through challenges, and never underestimate the power of your voice and ideas." Let’s continue to support and empower women in engineering, fostering an environment where innovation and creativity can thrive. #INWED24 #EnhancedByEngineering #Engineering

In honour of #INWED24, we're shining a spotlight on incredible women in engineering! 🔦 Anabela, a product and tech executive based in Lisbon, shares with us the challenges she's faced and how she's overcome them. 💬"Many women in tech often feel isolated and face skepticism, so it’s crucial to remain authentic and not conform to limiting stereotypes. " Read more from other women in engineering 👉https://bit.ly/4bipnWq #WomenInEngineering #WomenInSTEM

Celebrating Women in Engineering Every Day (Even After #InternationalWomenInEngineeringDay) While I'm a bit late to the party (International Women in Engineering Day was on June 23rd!), that doesn't diminish my pride in being an engineer, especially as a mum! University threw some serious curveballs, especially during the foundation year as the only woman. Let's just say some classmates underestimated me based on gender. But guess what? It only fueled my determination to succeed. Even the professional world can feel unbalanced. There aren't enough women engineers, and leadership positions are still mostly held by men. But that's exactly why we need to keep excelling! Celebrating #WomenInEngineering reminds us of the progress we've made, but also the work that remains. Through our perseverance and talent, we'll achieve true equality and transform the industry. Being a mum adds another layer to the challenge, but it also makes the achievements even sweeter. We're juggling responsibilities, breaking barriers, and inspiring the next generation – all at the same time! So, here's to all the amazing women engineers out there, especially the mums! Let's keep breaking barriers and inspiring the next generation.

Yesterday was International Women in Engineering Day 🛠 👷♀️ a really important day which is dedicated to celebrating the extraordinary work that women in engineering do 🙌 In this article, we spoke to Caitlin Briggs & Melissa Britchford, to hear about their experience as women in the engineering industry. As always, Systems adi Group Ltd are aiming towards "Engineering a better future" ❗ https://lnkd.in/devfZxd4

"Today, we celebrate International Women's Day in Engineering, recognizing the remarkable contributions of women in the field. This year's theme, 'Enhanced by Engineering,' highlights the impact of engineering on our daily lives and the critical role women play in shaping this impact. From designing sustainable infrastructure to developing innovative technologies, women in engineering are leaving an indelible mark. We are problem-solvers, innovators, and leaders, enhancing our world through their work. As we acknowledge the achievements of women in engineering, we also recognize the challenges and we are committed to promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion, creating a supportive environment for other women to succeed and thrive. Let us celebrate the accomplishments of women in engineering, mentor and inspire the next generation, and work together to create a brighter future, enhanced by engineering. Let's work together to create a more inclusive and diverse engineering community." #WomeninEngineering #Apwen #INWED #Rolemodels

Breaking the Mould: The Importance of Women in Engineering 👷♀️ As we celebrate the achievements of women in engineering, it's essential to acknowledge the significant underrepresentation of women in this field. According to the UK's Engineering Council, in 2020, only 12.5% of the engineering workforce in the UK were female, compared to 45.2% in the overall workforce. Despite these numbers, women engineers are making a significant impact in the industry. They're driving innovation, solving complex problems, and pushing boundaries. But we need more of them. To highlight their achievements and inspire future generations, we launched our #ShesAnEngineer campaign. Join us as we share stories of trailblazing women engineers who have shattered stereotypes and overcome challenges to succeed in their careers. By amplifying their voices and celebrating their accomplishments, we hope to inspire more women to pursue careers in engineering and create a more inclusive and diverse industry. Learn more about our #ShesAnEngineer campaign and discover the incredible stories of women engineers who are making a difference: https://lnkd.in/gKra7z4A #ShesanEngineer #WomenInEngineering #WomenInSTEM

Celebrate International Women in Engineering Day with my colleague Erika Ryter! She’s leading a panel discussion on June 20 on the “Women in Engineering 2024” virtual event hosted by Canadian Consulting Engineer. Erika’s panel will discuss STEM programs, how we can inspire women engineers from a young age, and how companies can recruit and retain women engineers. #engineer #womeninscience

Celebrate International Women in Engineering Day with my colleague Erika Ryter! She’s leading a panel discussion on June 20 on the “Women in Engineering 2024” virtual event hosted by Canadian Consulting Engineer. Erika’s panel will discuss STEM programs, how we can inspire women engineers from a young age, and how companies can recruit and retain women engineers. #engineer #womeninscience